Despite Donald Trump's claims of a strong debate performance on September 10, a New York Times poll revealed only 40% of Americans thought he did well, while 67% said Vice President Kamala Harris did. Trump complained about being treated unfairly by ABC and expressed concern over the debate's fact-checking process, which highlighted his inaccuracies, though he maintained that he was exposed in a three-on-one scenario.
In his interview, Trump stated, 'I thought it was one of my best debates that I've ever had.' This contradicts public opinion data from a New York Times poll that showed a significant disparity between perceptions of his and Harris's performance. Trump remarked on feeling wronged by ABC stating, 'I thought I was treated very unfairly by ABC,' pointing to a perceived bias during the debate.
Continuing his criticisms, Trump noted, 'I think they should be investigated,' referring to ABC's conduct during the debate. His remarks highlighted his ongoing concern that media outlets like ABC, CNN, and NBC have not treated him fairly, leading him to suggest that their broadcasting licenses should be questioned or revoked.
Trump's insistence on his debate performance being superior underscores a larger narrative he continues to push. Despite being fact-checked and found making more false claims than Harris, he felt the need to assert, 'I thought we did really well. We exposed it,' reinforcing his belief in his own performance over the factual conclusions drawn by various media outlets.
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